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... SILVERSTONE. Fish Hawker and the Meat— At Towcester Petty Sessions on tbe 14th inst., Frank Skears, fish hawker, Towcester, was summoned for stealing half a shoulder of mutton, value 2s. 3d., Silverstone, on the 11th March.—Harry Anthony Norris, butcher ...
... HAT RICK FIRE AT SILVERSTONE. On Satmd&y afternoon, just before one o'clock, a iy rick of about fifteen sixteen tons, situate in the woodyard belonging to Mrs. Rebecca Moyo, and opponte to the pnbiie-honse ocenpied by her in West End, Silxerstone, was ...
... lame. He went back to Silverstone in company with Inspector Andrew and Police-constable Dunkley, and visited Chapman’s house at eight o’clock. Rickard’s dog was there, and on searching they found seventeen rabbits, fresh killed and warm, and three rabbit ...
... Elphinstone, of Silverstone, for irheumatic fever. He very often had tostay away from work in consequence of illness, but had not “been attended by a doctor for two years. He was forty-nine years of age. : James Liddington, timber carter, Silverstone, deposed ...
... inquest at the White Horse, Silveretone, touting tlie death of Balph Varney five year old son of William Samnel Liddmgton, of Silverstone, timber dealer.—William Samuel Liddington, the father, deposed that his s®” just turned five years of age. Monday, Ut of ...
... Whitton, she was released on her own recognisances in to come for judgment when called npou. Discharged.—William Clarke, Silverstone, summoned for unlawfully using two snares for the purpoae of taking hares at Silveratone, on August kh.'—Mr. F. J. Sheppard ...
... shewed the club to be in prosperous state. After the officers were re-elected the first parade took place, headed by the Silverstone Jubilee Prize Silver Band. The members regretted being unable to attend service in the Parish Church, owing to the illness ...
... diarrhoea. twelvemonth last May I had seventeen pigs attacked with swine fever, and I gave notice to the police, and twelve were killed, for which I received compensation. They would not take their food, and rolled about. By the Chairman : There was a complaint ...
... Plaintiff added that paid 16s. to the carpenter who mended the stall, and it was not like tbs same stall. There were six freshly-killed carcases on the stall paid £lO Bs. year for standing in the market, and did not expect the Railway Company come and injure ...